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1. Take part in Jesus’ world-changing sacrifice at Calvary. In a mysterious way, the eternal God “makes present” a two-thousand year old event which is the turning-point of human history:  when the greatest evil ever done (killing of God) was turned around by Jesus into the greatest good action—a sacrificial death followed by his resurrection, which […]

1. The Bible is a Catholic book.It was Pope Damasus’ Council of Rome in 382 AD which drew up the official list of the books of the Bible. Thus, Luther felt “compelled to concede” that his Protestant Bible was “received” from the Catholic Church. All Christians today trust the authority of the Catholic Church that

1. God is real. Humans, the world and its evolution have such an intricate, beautiful design which can only be caused by an Intelligent Designer, and not by mindless matter nor by chance. Nothing can cause its own existence. In the chain of causes and effects we see, if there is no First Uncaused Cause,

The Antichrist Dear Christians, This tradition of picking someone in every generation and naming the person an Antichrist–implying that the person is the devil himself who will bring this world to an end–makes us sound foolish and dumb, both in the spiritual and physical sense of it. Why must every generation come up with this

Satan In all sincerity, whenever the name “Satan” is mentioned, what physical image immediately comes to your mind and where did you get the image from? How did we come to the conclusion that Satan is a black man or white man with goat horns, bat wings, long tail, dirty teeth, skinny body, or with

If you ever find the rosary hard to pray, or hard to commit to regularly, read on to find out our seven most surprising things that happen in your life when you start to pray the rosary more often! 1. You Become Less Selfish You know how it is when you love someone or something

You and I are probably making same mistake, we are neglecting those prayers. Those prayers aren’t attractive, they are not the usual prayers we consider ‘anointed’ and ‘powerful’ for breakthrough. Yet, I’m urged to remind us that they are probably the most important prayers we could have said in our life time. Those prayers form